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OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The twenty third annual session Of the LAW
SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY will
open in the Law Lecture Hall Of the University Is a
corner of 15th and H streets), on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, AT 8 O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty will make several new and import.
ant announcements for the coming year.
New lecture courses have been provided
Enlarged facilities for the of the Law Library
will be furnished
New prizes, Of 800 and another of $50. will be
offered ' " ~
The Graduate Department, or School Of Practice.
will be conducted by Profs COX and MAURY
For catalogues apply to W III MOrrison 475 pa
ave, and 1434 New York ave. /; Fitch Fox Brown
1437 Pa. ave. W. II. LOwdermilk Co. 1924 street
Or address
s2:3-:}m JAMES C. WEIIING prost
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The san Francisco Rribers.
A CITIZENS COMMITTEE TO AID IN THE PRosEcu,

a CIIIZENo CUNNIIlEF TO AID IN The PROSTITUTION
public defense committee, composed OF some
OF The most prominent business men In San Fran
cisco has been organized for the purpose OF assist
ing In the prosecution OF the jury brbing cases.
In which Robt. W. Morrow, millionaire; Christie
pher Buckley. the political leader, and a number
OF other persons who are alleged TO be involved
The trial OF Jno. T. Emerson, one VI those in
dicted for jury bribing, commenced Tuesday, and
yesterday he Withdrew his plea OF not guilty and
entered plea OF guilty" He will be sentenced
Monday. The penalty Is from one to ten years
imprisonment. ID. l. Creighton, the local politi-
Chan and state senator, who was convicted on a
similar charge last week and afterward left the
cry, Is still at large and the police authorities
believe he Is In Mexico
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Nor MIS- ARCHIBALD BLIsa-Representativ Ar.
cnioaia Bliss yesterday natly denied that Katha.
rine Howe, the actress, who said at Detroit thai
soe was his wife, has any claim 70 that name.
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THH MTrKIRwIcz CORNERSTONE = Tho London
Times publishes q dispatch from Ttentsin, stating
tnaL the chinese government has oennitely with
orawn from It's agreement with the American
~ indicate authorizing the establishment OF q
Chinese-Amencan Bank and other enterprises and
revoked the concessions granted under Il.
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EDUCATIONAL

okNsy JssJIInIE THE MISSES DOR
session begins on Monday, September 20, 1887. For
a s Mssns ossy
MILE LUCIE sTAINBRoN KI.oTz WILL RE-
w sumo instructions in French at her Rooms. 1882
St n.w' October l. 1887 Day Class and Evening
CQOO MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH
ios or
,ss sSS. 20 .ar"s sos sis ffi s
Ml -. -, Teacher ; e Piano and Harmony.
sanders staymans. ssa St nov. os.satSst!
Mrs. z. D. BUCHER AND MISS ADA B. CONN,
WI ESQ q op:a ,S 9rEan and V0o. Music
Miss Conn will accept engagements Is an accom-
u study; 70 adhlts CONFIDENTIAL prepares iorcousgN
as fTD n eon ssS .a
COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
s npaef q FIX in sas
G. 1893 st. \ 3n w. near Arlington Hotel Opens
"inst.nisneoas Art Art Of Never Forgetting. See
MISS ROSA POESCHE's GERMAN-ENGLIsH
Nl school and kindergarten reopens Oct (4th year,
& Ga
MISS HILToN's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
tion to adults. si7-2m
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION THE BEsT-PRoF.
VIC
T1HE CEDARs-A BoARDTNd AND DAY SCHOOL
b csea 81
Ss sis %
Washington. d. G. sep5-3m
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
The Highest 6Ssse ne
Day and Evening Sessions pss enter
Sss q e1sF sss% r mail
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 sT.-SE-
N leet English and French School for Girls reopens
sem s2nf' D. Mrs. cHAs. W. pA1Ro Principal.
MEPsGAt 2EPAETMENT OF GEoRGETowN
TABsE 6SSisSs p f ss
s s ans
daily at g5 5srl9eF
sl0-lm 800 18th 81. NV.
(,RAYON PoRTRAITs:-WILI, TEACH ANY ONE
Sto make Crayon Portrait in / D lessons: knowl-
edge of drawing necessary saSfasGn
s17-im. Room b. May Building cor 7th and Sta
L Cor. Massaehnsetts ave. and 18th St
pu,r,, Fifth Yea, BEGINS september Ss 1887
atory, Art and Musical Courses taught by corps Of
nineteen teachers. Tuition includes instruction in
English. French. Latin, Penmanship, Glass Drawing
and Glass Singing. special herdic is employed tor
the use of pupils in distant parts of the city For
culars address the principal MISS ANNA ELLIS.
sl4-3m
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME LES
WI sons in vocal and instrumental Music September
26th. 715 5th ST. s2O-lm.
VNHE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
l. UNIVERSITY
WILL for the benefit of Medical Students give thor
ough course in Clinical Medicine, Surgery, Diseases of
Women. and Obstetrics during the ensuing session at
the Freedmen Hospital as follows:
Medical Clinic every Sunday, at pm, by Prof
7. u. Hood Surgical Clinic every Saturday, D.
n.. by Prof. n: F. Graham, c. b. Purvis daily
Dispensary Clinic by DR.. F. J, Shadd. Prof. Puryis
will limit his Obsetrical Clinics to advanced Students
Surgical Clinic will be Yiyen every Sunday morn
ng during the winter months by Prof Robert
Dental operations and filing of teeth will be per
formed daily by Prof John +. r. Dufour and STAFF
or information address c. b PURvIS, NJ. D., Ills
18th ST. nv s2i-lm
MEDIcAL, AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS
NJ National University. Mt Vernon Place, corner
begin MONDAY, OCTOBER Sd, 1887 ut 80 O'Clock
Pm, and end April Both, 1888.
For further Information apply to-
H. Il. BARKER, NJ. D., Dean,
sl7-lmo 1116 h st. NV.
INSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLIN!
Il Mr. II. DONCH will resume giving lessons
SEPTEMBER 10.
Residence, COS II st. NV. sl2-3mo
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SAMUEL n. YEATMAN. Eso.
Secretary and Treasurer
sl6-1mo
. GODS CoxaxRc1AL ScHoo1.

w GODS ConfKRc1AL ScHoor.
COG q 4, NJ 70 9psn TOR la<iie. and gentlemen
.lnstxucSon " 0ook-keeptng Orthogr1phy, Penuan.
snin AIish%stc es1s,.Phy: uram%sr. Hi:tosy. and
G0URI r MOOD. Late Principsi Fubiic SCHOOL,
FRIRNDC ekLICT SCHOOL, 1871 ST. NV, A
ss.ss Mnh ys:r Ssen. sxFTE1bkK 81 in - sa.
sxsca VIII larger corps q tescharn I'll pro.
LAp.n.sss anG Sasncs, Puptls prepared ior coIisgs
taGss g apt pupils. LAbostory work ana csiisthcoic
drul Ihs scnoos 2 well supplied With charta rsSsr-
aSs 6 hou r. ~ pAHn y0f ossaicsns sddssss
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COUNSEL FOR tn. ANARcursm-

COUNSEL FOR Tn. ANARcursra-Capt Black and
Noses solomon, counsel for the cordemned an
arcnists started from Chicago for New York yes
handoph Tucker. Capt Black said the finishing
S X.s o. sne petition would be given In New
submitted In this city. The Judge 20 whom II win
De suomiited mas not been selected The record
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International convention OF the employing
printers OF the United states and Canada, win
meet In Chicago, october IL, for the purpose OF
oevising plans for united action upon the recent
demand OF the International typographical Union
mat nine hours shall constitute DAYS labor.
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.

GEoRaETowS UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF LAW.
REV; JAMES :, A Do0NAN, ST.
cuk kistssns H u EFaalSSsss'i II. D.
HON s ws4 55is,ss EiSSM ISI |, LID
Lecturer on Statutory and Law and
HON. cHA fstsl F y. 5RMns LID
(Justice supreme Court District of Columbian,
aos % VI Lib hassfRE k EnEsR
Sst aD SSuFt District Goqm6.
H TX III SE9 + S6 5RRiR3iiesq H. S.
Lecturer on ;Ss ax O. L. Ps Law o,
Lecturer On Law a d
JOHN snS NN%ss0 soss, f hR, s.
Lecturer on Common Law Practice and Domestic Re.
GEORGE E: l HsafiroS, ESQ.
Lecturer on the Law q Tori: and Tesla
Circuit court-PRoF. JOIN ". ROSS.
n nd axh1 HSrE
sAs sss1.i. y; ". xnA 41s.sSs;;sEs. a.
Introductory lecture and announcement. n, the
ensuing er # the daw wPgnaSE and
All Interested are mos. eo SsiSSsT
vited to attend. '~s 49,
library, comprising nearly 1000 volumes Of cara
fully selected text books aud reports with commo
dious reading rooms attached has been estsniishsd
70 m daily except Sundays. to students and alumni
The Secretary can be seen At the Iav Rruar.
from TO pm; daily for information. snroiment'
&c. Circular giving course Of study terma 10
be bad at bookstores Of Morrison Brsdlev Adams
or Anylim, or on application to the undersixned
& IL YEATMAN,
e16- LIMO Gocretsrv
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD 9. 90.
East Express Steamer
To southampton uondon. Hayrel Bremen.
Elder Sat Oct Is 3 pm; Trsye, We'd, Oct 10. 30
Q. M; Fulda. 6at, Oct ~. $3.50 m; eaaAe. Wed.
We'd, Nov. = 8 q m.
Comfortable staterooms. excellsnt table luxurious
wards BERTH according 70 location; ID cabin. e65
. berth; steerage ct low rsteA Apply
OILS Z i. OROOP. go Fenn ava
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

FOIOMAC RIVER BOATS.
DAILY LINE Eo e a EsbF faE s sSnHhrSs MON
LAKE one Of which leaves Washing daily = PM
ers also with ali other rail and Steamboat Inca
ns S ana going aud
Steamer lake lands At Cornheld Hsrbor going and
VII es and Check
gage At hotels and private residences Telephone
PASSENGERS win be on and after the 18th % for
straight ticket and s3 round trip.
MT. VERNON. MT VERNON.
STEAMER ". W coRcoRAN
leaves 7th-st wharf daily except sunday for NJ
sI8 L. L BLAKE. Captain.
STEAMER JOHN EivE VI T EasHfsSs FOR POTOMAC
s:s :: sA9 every
sunday. al landing. to Nomini. curriom.n and
d.. e %ssSnFSn
"Wednesday landings TO KinsaIe returning Thur
Friday a. landing, to NG|in and
Msshnxson s.tsrs1 morn ns1 In
For further Information apply sth s Z; yhsrf .s.,.
Telephone call o. Sim
STEAMER PIIIT BOY LEAVES !TH-sT. WHARF
3 on Sunday: T9esday. md IhIr:day. 9 aM,f oe
<otOusc river lnnO1ngs - lar - Mattox CHeok 0nor
Point Thassd.Ss down nd SoSa.ss aad
Wednesdays up
- + L. FOLSOM, Agent, 7th-st wharf.
JOHN MCGAHEE, Alexandria. Va. Agent so-sni
FohN HSE9 2s5S s sTEEE EHsRINasr
Leaves 7th e wharf on MONDAYS. THWkSnD.ANxS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm, touching ct River Land
tngs ~ tar Is Nomini Creek. Currioman, Va and -
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b PADGETT. Agk
CM. RIDLEY, Manager. h25
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIoHT. STEAMERS
East River. n. Y, every SATURDAY At pm; 6thsk
wharf, Washington, every ThUk6DAx 4OkN1N0
Freight ct lowest rataa ~
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II VIc VFtIlIS U tIir staoOu OF the ass Collation.
President Logan c. Murray then delivered the an
nuai address The secretary's report showed a
Membership OF l,tS>1, gain OF 2SO During the
year $1,000 had been spent in prosecuting crfmi-
has
An address was delivered by Hon. John Jaw
knJA, On Tie surplus and Public Debt"
HO-i- bsrith WllNIn-, OI ONO, delivered an adj
Ol-ss Jn How 10 AVOid the Accumulation OF sur
p-u- IN t..e FiatUry."
Pap Re we're 1eii by several members on techni-
C.! SUBJECTS. A resolution appointing a commit
t. u Grsc ca tHs state Department an amend
L.. nj II the treaty with England that default
er-. g'Lo,ZZieTs ,.Ad Ldnadldn exiles may be ex-
tf.t1lscl adopted
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ATTORNEYS.

u Law. BARBOUR Law building, 1OO Loaisisn
avsnus Washinston. ~ @ kssadencA LIZA II Q
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS,
Nl National University, Mt. Vernon Place corner
9Th and SITS NV. The fourth annual session will
begin MONDAY, OCTOBER 3D., 1887, at 80 O'Clock
Pm, and end April 30th 1888.
For further Information apply to-
Ii. H. BARKER, NJ. D., Dean,
s17-1mo 111O II st. NV.
INSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLIN!
L Mr.. d. DONGH will resume giving lessons
SEPTEMBER 10.
Residence COS II st. NV. sl2.3mo
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BEST FUEL SOLD
il The District ct faar prices, csu,a
JOHNSON BROTHERs
Who supply more families with
COAL. COKE. AND WOOD
Than any arm In the United statsa
wharves, Depot, and haalroad lard. 18th snd WoeR
sta e.w.
Main once: 1902 It NV
branch Onaces: IBIS IN st. sv,l 54o Pennsyiys.
mia NV, 3D. and sta W liz 9Th st nv. l2th
and Water sts. s.w, 4.3 10Th St nv.
Connection with main ofnce by telephone .ys9
NJ BALDWIN JOHNSON. WHOLESALE AND Re-
tail dealer In Coke, Coal and Wood Complete
Large casoes direct from the mines By rsi and ysssr
Ash aud "Lorberry" Red Ash Goals . specaAy With
the Lee" Coal am nov Milling the lArrest General
orders Cheap for cash Main Once. cor IL ID st. and
L. l. ave. branch ofhoes-5ll A st. n .. and cor 9th
and sta NV 5y2e-3m
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CAPITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL.
~ 22 Sd st. g. E.. Miss CORNELIA F. BOiDEN Prin-
circular and information address the principal
GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
"A Washington, desires pupils singly or in small
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BOOKS, &c.

WOOD AND COAL
f,oAL AND KINpIING WOOD.
complete assortment Of al the best ersdes Of Goal
on hand and Arriving constantly We oder &c Tor
sale at lowest market ratea
NON Al The TIME TO BUY.
Al kinds " Wood. sawed and split or In the stick
STEPHENSON 4 BRO,
NH and Depot. 9Th st wharf
Ofhcesll0 10th o. NV o O cor. fona ave-
(,AsH PRICES ROB COAL
Furnace and Esy white Ash Coal % psr IN
Range ....... $50 per ton
Chestnut BIB per ton
Shxmokin or Red Ash Coal Tall sixes). $40 per too
The above prices for cash only and de livery this
month HENRY A CLARKE son,
jylS-3m oS3 = o. no.
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Dinter Resorts.

A TLANTIC HOUSE,
IA OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
Established 1879.
Pleasant quiet winter Thoroughly heated by steam.
CHARLES j. HUNT.
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PRESENT SECURITIES.

O. 8. ELLIS, Secretary.
10 ARssau.st., New-York.
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PERFECr fitting Sealskin Newmarkets SO to
sso's s PisS an %sr sSs Prime Suo..
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Business 0baures.

FOR SALE.-Healds Hygeian Home, VII:
- mipgton. DeL.aygiene grows popular All good
cures are crowded with patients pni making money;
Above Home known in every state 5000 patents " 10
years. paid handsomely Death OF wife Of sale zine
9riok building grounds front Brandywin Park choice
fruits lawn shade wished would assist purchaser short
time reorg anize business PUsEY AEALD u. y.
TOR SALE-All or half interest mineral well
and sanitarium In the West Send for particulars to
Washington, d q
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WANTED DOwn-town property for cash
w buyers rutland WHITING. bBoekman.sA
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ESTATE Management is desired by gentle
~ who has been connected with real estate ransac
for thirty years Including an estate OF
especial OF the highest charao
ter. Address ESTATE, BOX 2.666 =. o.. New York
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0itu propsrtp nantsn.

WANTED.-La unfinished or partially
w furnished house above 30th St, peer 5thave pun
chase or leases best reforsnces At EVERETT DfkECr
DRY. ID West 36th-st
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Business propertp for Sale an6 Go Eet

A IT 81 BEEKMAN- ST.-Store, basement and
"A eub-cellar, 2GxlS6, TO let
rutland q WHITING. 8 Beekman.st
IN ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL MAY l, The
" Provident Savings Life Assurance Society desire
spacious Offices occupied the society
third floor Of the Bryant Building OF Liberty
Apply VIM. Z. STEVENS. sec'y
pEARL above Beekman ST., store and apart
buildings adjoining. Rent $4,000. Price
$4,000. Accommodating mortgage. HENRY X. KING,
90 Cedarst
NTEAM POWER, Ross Building good light !;
~ large and ANAL looms; low insurance. Hudson and
Bank sta
III and 40 BROADWAY-45 and At NEW
n STA large office second floor fronting Broadway
and New formerly occupied by Standard OIL TO let
VIII be arranged TO suit tenants Apply at
so broadway Room 81.
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City properip for Sale.

A WE INVITE ATTENTION TO THE
~ thoroughly constructed carefully arranged and ele-
gsnty finished private residences Nos az 10
between Madison and Park 20 feet in
width. McCAFFERTY q BUCKLEY, Architects. Apply
On premises
A TTENTION tfcalled TO those elegant first
"a class houses Eoa T. and 10 Esst sOth-st Apply
premises 70 owners u. Y. 4 ". A. WILLIAMS
ELEGANT HOUSES. fully decorated fres-
coed ceilings iDaid floors gas fixtures. electric bells
P9O00 TO 900 West s7ths St. near Central Park.
nor SALE, NO. % EAST 61ST.ST Hand
some 4story high toop basement and snb-cear 2Ls
Rnsa,s dwelling adjoining N w. OF Madison aye price
sS S terms 70 suit house open not previously dis,
weonssday, February 70. Apply 10
CHARLES BU Eek 4 Co.. Arcbtects
500 Madison ave-, corner 52dst
ONLY 1876. 600 and $40, 900 for the elegant
noSsss psr5sct IL every respect sos l9e 70 lSt West
wy miyrlQr houses for double the
VAhGiLlo DEL 0ENOvESE, Builder and Owner.
pERFECT fitting SeaIskin Newmarkets SO to
~ teehes ioag, reebLa gocdsj prices marked down.
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Citp 1)ropertp 90 fet.

A go EAST S1ST- ST. -Handsome four
IA story dwelling: low rent immediate possession
owner. X McCAFFERTY 80 4th.avc, near sd House
open.
-FOUR LARGE LOFTS on Reade-st to let.
Il rutland WHITING, Beekman-st
Q2TH-ST., between 5th and 9th ayes. story
w brownstone house with 3story extension New sani.
tary plumbing Possession immediate. Apply
IDEAS MURPHY. 1888 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN propertp for Sale ano 90 Eet.

DOR SALE or TO RENT.-FactOry building
lOs Nostrsnd-sve.; lot t0120o: factory 25t1ls0 ~
stories well lighted entrance on two streets VII be sold
rented favorable terms Apply to s. CHASE, New.
York Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
REAL ESTATE
H,rsINrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

The total sales at the Exchange yesterday reached
Lespnasse & Friedman sold at public auction yesterday
60 cy lots with frontage OF COG feet on Ne"'o"h Oie
Hunters Point Long Island CITY, to '" H. Grace oo' io
$50 600 The purchase was be for the Export Lun
lcr comuapy The largest attendance tho stand OF y
" Harneit Co at OF secondave property consist
ihn Houses st Nos Sa aid Inc
ssrS 'i e.sscvey AND the
$4,000 and The prices We're Sohder St
S fSaa' and .sS stores, was si7s050. >.
cost from $4,000 25O0o also for lots or old S
below the East the West Side ana ar lo
office building near WaLs was offered for slsoOoO
s ss d Tss 99a a% If
FOR $4,000 2s East Tor o "a. Ooo
sna s si%;iar house IN Madison ave for $4,000
NEw-YoRK. Thursday Feb. IL. 1887
Thu following sales were held and Auction
WIN 0' BY A. Z Besste 3. Son Son 4, Co.
csS %s Sa SsTy Minis $4,000
ysas n : & S ss ii
A''A 'AN'A''' Bp John r. b. Smytn.
sG5y Sgspe % @ SG 81 RHEoE
Sal; 0 Of o a on Vest iaSihs Of sthavs was Ad
''n'n'd sine ''' syD H. Seaman
s.e sls I koss4 aiy $500
E, l &ees1a l'' K tGaa,S s' CO. ~
a4sc, IA. y Gs NJ ZANE. elh ssSSs
as%IsI Ln same buysr ios NO a 1850
' Pssr7 Hni Hs4ms M WaDat @' $4,000
assI7s and w1 Cushing U $4,000
sesI7 oa Herman su'V WSnd $4,000
sai sboVe lots as s87S Jacob Weiss 4l5oO
on ssds o T st9a !0 jas higgins $1,000
3-story dwelling with lot No 23l East 6lstst,
EnSls OF dave io' Xxx anon. ooo sl75
3-story dwelling with lot No $50 East 62ds,ss,
Block OF zdave. io' IL. ABOUT i.O LOUIS $4,000
aLoxe IL" iTxioo M N Alexander 1880
Sale OF buildings with plot Of land East 7sth-st
of Ave-A was adjourned to Feb %
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY
By Lespinusse Friedman.
90 lots Pidgeon Front SITS and Newt0wn
GS SIses Co nan'ers rom. Long i'."ia $4,000
St. Landry democrat., 1887-04-23
THE VACANT JUDGESEIP.

On account of the vacancy which
would occur by the death of Judge
Hudspeth, which vas expected to hap
pen at any time for month past, 1t
was rumored that those who control
the appointments by the Governor, IN
this parish, had determined upon +. ID.
Estilette, Esq, of the Opelousas Bar, to
fill said vacancy and he will probably
be commissioned In a few days, to hold
the position, until an election be held
agreeably to paragraph five of Article
100 of the Constitution, and to Act No.
5S of the session of the General AS
sembly. approved July 7th, 1884. BY
this Act, " it shall be the duty OF the
Governor, Immediately upon ascertain
ing the death, resignation or removal
of any District Judge, to order an cleo
ton to fill the vacancy, except IN the
parish of Orleans As the Governor
is required to order the election immc-
diatelu, there is no reason why the cleo
ton should not be held during next
month
St. Landry democrat., 1887-04-23
Free Trade.

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt
has largely benefited the, consumers,
as we'll as relieving the burden OF home
Especially is this the
case with GREEN'S August Floarer and
Boschee's German Syrup, as the reduc-
ton Of thirty-six cents per dozen, has
been added to increase the size of the
bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one-fifth more medicine
in the rs cent size.
The August Flower for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint. and the German
Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles,
have perhaps, the largest sale of any
medicines in the world. The advan-
tage of increased size OF the bottles
will be greatly appreciated by the sick
and afflicted, in every town and village
in civilized countries. Sample bottles
for 10 cents remain the same size.